Painting the car with a roller with Śnieżka oil and phthalate paint

Hello, I would like to know if Śnieżka oil-phthalic paint will be good for painting the car with a roller, the car has a badly damaged paintwork and attracts attention and I can't afford a painter, besides the car won't drive for a long time I want to paint it so that it doesn't attract attention and my friends said this paint will be good but I would like to know if anyone has already painted it and what roller do I need to get it somehow?
Does anyone have an idea what color to choose?

PS: please no stupid comments I know that painting a car with a roller is a stupid idea but I have to paint this car at a cheap cost
I am asking for a quick answer

Śnieżka dries for a long time, after drying it does not have the right hardness, it is easily scratched, it is not resistant to UV radiation, it fades and chalks in the sun. Efficiency is also much lower, it takes twice as much to paint the same surface than acrylic varnish. Contrary to appearances, application with a roller is not the easiest method Too thick varnish will leave an orange peel after drying and in the case of this varnish, polishing is not possible due to inhomogeneous pigmentation after drying. Of course, you can cover the trash for half a year, preferably with the same color as it is now, so that in the event of chips, a different color will not come out from underneath. However, it is important to prepare the surface for painting, matting and degreasing it so that the paint does not come off after the first visit to the car wash.

Instead of oil paint, I suggest buying a paint called Autorenolak
it is an enamel based on synthetic resins, technologically and qualitatively higher shelf than oil enamel.
Autorenolac is a paint that used to be used to paint cars only in connection with the tightening of ecological standards
it cannot be used for painting cars, therefore it has been requalified and it is written on the packaging
that it is used to paint metal and other surfaces
From 20 years ago and more, these are all Polonez Lada Fiats 125 p 126 p and even the so-called. Western cars were painted with it
As for the roller, it's not so bad to paint the most important thing is to get the right viscosity of the paint so that it's not too thick
and it spread out nicely when applying it with a roller

Yes, forty years ago I painted my first series 126, I will not mention what paint, but I did not decide on the roller. An ordinary brush seemed better to me - the surface of the car is small, and there are a lot of different bends. From the preparatory activities, only good washing and degreasing with a solvent. Somehow, it was ok for half a year - then "corrections" had to be made. It didn't look too bad from a distance

ok thank you very much for the answers and do you know what roller to use sponge or some other

The best paint to paint with a roller is polyurethane paint. The boats are painted with it. It is best painted with two people. One paints with a brush, and the other corrects with a sponge roller. Just buy some sponges.

Think about another solution, wrapping the car with foil, of course, will be much more expensive than painting with a roller, but the effect will be much better

And the car will suddenly double in value.
It's worse when redhead blemishes start to bloom underneath - you won't be able to do much with it.

Depending on how much you want to spend, you can paint it with structural paint for an air gun. I think it's called the Raptor

Roller painting and paint in the form of polyurethane coatings.

Or maybe instead of a roller, this way of painting is a good alternative to spraying your own car, especially since it is a foreign method and not our domestic one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUloQWYnNUM

the car is worth pennies and the raptor will be too expensive the more wrapping with foil I think the matte color will come out quite well after applying it with a roller I don't care about durability so much and it would look like this for about 7 months I was thinking about a black matte maybe some gray matte

When painting with a roller, decent quality is easier to achieve by painting with gloss paint than with matte paint. If you insist on this, choose the so-called. semi-matt This jeep was painted with textured paint, which is different from matt paint.

and why is it more difficult to paint the mat with a roller?

With a mat with a roller, it is difficult to obtain a uniform surface (it is easy to get streaks), secondly, matte paint is more difficult to keep in a good visual condition, i.e. clean.

Let me say this .... I worked in a company where the trucks worked on the premises of the plant, but they had to drive a 3 km section on a public road, so they had to undergo inspection and once a year they had to be painted to make them look somehow. Two cans of paint for PLN 25 plus 20 hours of work on sanding and wrapping, and then daily washing for about 40 minutes from the sludge they carried. I convinced one of the ten drivers to get a decent paint job (+ PLN 50 for the material), the rest of the baskets remained the same... He spent no more than 10 minutes at the car wash and after a year the car went for a review without painting. it was acrylic. After a year, all the cars had decent paint , the image of the company gained on it and the drivers' hands were rested.
At the moment, such equipment I would paint with polyurethane.
If it's a passenger car, then acrylic PLN 80 per liter and you need less than 1.5 liters.
If van/truck then polyurethane with similar price and performance.
Snow White you have to buy 3 liters for 25 zlotys and then burn 2000 calories with each wash
The old saying: the poor can't afford cheap things....

if the car was worth it, I would choose some decent varnish / paint and I don't care because it will still go for about 6 months anyway and for parts or scrap the car has such a tragic paintwork I don't know what was done to it before by the previous owner so it can't look any worse, I just want it to look somehow and not attract attention, I don't have much opportunity to paint the car with a paint gun

>>18625247 I covered the bonnet with red foil in May 2024, today the bonnet is almost white. I will also paint with a roller in the spring, it is a waste of money for the foil.

Check out the Leszko Moto channel on youtube and there the guy painted Bore with a roller in yellow. I think he did a great job.

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